North American 2018 Environmental Performance Report Table of Contents

GOVERNANCE, MANAGEMENT PRACTICES & Our North American Portfolio STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT ...02 consists of assets in Boston, Calgary, About Us ...02 Who We Are ...02 Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, New Mission Statement & 3 Principles ...02 Management Practices & Reporting ...03 York City, Ottawa, San Francisco, Stakeholder Engagement ...04 , and Washington D.C. myBrookfield 2017 Update ...04 Hurricane Harvey Response ...05 Engaging Tenants in Waste Management ...06 ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE, CERTIFICATIONS & CASE STUDIES ...07 2017 Environmental Performance ...07 Green Building Certifications ...08 LEED® Certifications ...08 BOMA 360 ...08 Energy Star ...08 Case Studies ...09 Reducing Steam Use & Maximizing Energy Savings ...09 District Energy Case Study ...10 Brookfield Place Calgary ...11 The Acre in Houston ...12 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ...13 2017 Holiday Season ...13 Community Engagement ...14 Special Olympics, Washington, D.C. ...14 Downtown Women’s Center Cooking Club ...14 Operation Backpack ...14 Nuit Blanche ...14

Table of Contents About Us

Who We Are to our tenants and the communities where we work. Brookfield Properties is a premier real estate operating company, providing integrated services Environmental stewardship is a major component of across all property investment strategies of Brookfield Properties’ strategic business plan that Brookfield Asset Management – a global alternative ranks among our key business objectives, along with asset manager with over $285 billion in assets under revenue growth and risk management. Decisions we management (AUM). make as a company balance both our fiscal and our environmental responsibilities. This report encompasses Brookfield Properties’ North American office sector assets. Through the Our ultimate objective is to optimize energy and remainder of this report, any references to Brookfield resource efficiency at our properties, together with Principle 1 Properties refer solely to the office portfolio in the the wellness and safety of our tenants, employees, and those that live in the neighbourhoods that house United States and Canada. To develop, operate, retrofit, redesign and our properties. renovate properties to achieve optimum energy Mission Statement efficiency, occupant satisfaction and reduced We achieve this through an integrated strategy At Brookfield Properties, our mission focuses on carbon emissions. providing the highest quality commercial office based on three principles that are embedded in space while bringing responsible environmental the Brookfield Properties corporate culture. These solutions and innovative energy saving strategies tenets are the foundation of our commitment to environmental responsibility. Principle 2

To incorporate innovative environmental strategies Regional Contacts in order to achieve best-in-industry environmental performance in all new office developments. For more information about our assets in Calgary, For more information about our assets in Boston, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Ottawa, San New York and Washington D.C. contact: Fransisco and Toronto contact: Principle 3 Kristina Schwartz Richard Bachia To seek best-in-class environmental certifications, Vice President, Operations & Sustainability Executive Vice President, Operations actively participate in green industry organizations, [email protected] [email protected] and support new initiatives that foster the energy 416-369-8277 212-417-7075 and resource efficient operation of office buildings and environmentally sustainable communities and practices.

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Management Practices & Reporting

Brookfield Properties has a robust set goals relating to energy, green building easier to aggregate property utility resource environmental management and reporting certification, sustainable transportation, consumption into regional or portfolio level program comprised of annual third- tenant engagement, and waste management. statistics, it will also provide direct access party carbon assurance, ongoing energy As of December 2017, our portfolio to normalization factors such as occupancy management, global best practice sharing & environmental goal completion rate was an and square footage. Moving forward, we implementation, green building certifications, outstanding 98%. look forward to more streamlined energy and legislative compliance, and voluntary carbon reporting across our portfolio. environmental performance disclosure. Looking forward we will explore opportunities to introduce our environmental goal setting GRESB tool to more of our North American operating Brookfield Properties voluntarily discloses regions. Additionally, our Canadian properties our environmental performance annually are gearing up for a second year of tracking through participation in the Global Real their environmental targets through their Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) Environmental Management Plans. Real Estate Assessment. Energy & Water Reporting & We have been a GRESB participant since Benchmarking 2012, with our ESG performance consistently Starting this July, our buildings in the Toronto ranked in the 80th percentile or higher. In and Ottawa operating regions will be required 2017, Brookfield Properties had an overall to report their energy and water performance score of 81, outperforming 85% of the 800+ to the Province of Ontario annually. Reporting GRESB Real Estate Assessment participants. will utilize Energy Star Portfolio Manager and Once again, Brookfield Properties was it is the first mandatory disclosure program honoured to be recognized as a GRESB of this nature in Ontario that we have had to Green Star. participate in.

Environmental Management Data Management Plans We are continually seeking ways to improve In 2016, we announced plans to pilot a our operations, including better tools to new environmental goal setting tool at our manage our data. Over the past two years, Canadian properties. Over the 2017 calendar we have been gearing up for the January year, we implemented our Environmental 2018 launch of our ERP (Enterprise Resource Management Plan online portal as an Planning) system that will encompass data internal tool to track environmental goals including area measurements, occupancy at each property. Last year our Canadian rates, rents, and energy consumption. property and asset management teams Centralizing our data will not only make it

Governance, Management Practices & Pg. 03 Stakeholder Engagement myBrookfield Update

Since its launch in 2016, the myBrookfield The work of our property management teams communications platform and app continues and the new app functionality certainly to be the main avenue for Brookfield paid off. Over the 2017 calendar year, we 7,968 699,252 Properties’ tenant engagement initiatives welcomed 11,105 new subscribers to hours spent on myBrookfield content views across our Canadian portfolio. As of myBrookfield – almost tripling our user base December 2017, we had a direct channel in a year! to communicate with over 17,000 of our building occupants through myBrookfield. As we look ahead to 2018, Brookfield Properties plans to continue growth of myBrookfield through app updates, new Sustainability Series features, and more subscribers. We are Our sustainability content ran throughout the also excited to investigate expansion of the year and focused on a different topic each MyBrookfield platform further across our month. Our subscribers received tips on North American office network. how to reduce energy and water use, proper 11,767 48,908 waste management, sustainable commuting contest & survey interactions clicks to ‘learn more’ alternatives, and local food procurement.

310-SERV Service Requests Beginning in June 2017, we introduced the Over the 2017 calendar year, we ability to place service requests directly through the myBrookfield app. This proved welcomed 11,105 new subscribers to be a popular feature with our users, who submitted nearly 13,000 requests over 6 to myBrookfield – almost tripling months! our user base in a year! Web Portal Another June 2017 update was the introduction of the myBrookfield web portal for our tenants and building occupants who preferred to access the app via their computer. Web portal users have access to the full suite of myBrookfield content, promotions, and events found on the mobile app.

Governance, Management Practices & Pg. 04 Stakeholder Engagement Hurricane Harvey Response

On August 24, 2017 Hurricane Harvey The LiveSafe platform was used to send approached the southern Texas coastline tenant contacts timely messages. It was also near Corpus Christi before making landfall as used to document any property damage such a Category 4 hurricane near the Texas Gulf as compromised windows, doors, or flooding Coast late on August 25th. More than 700 caused by backed up storm drains around businesses and 48,700 homes were affected the properties. LiveSafe proved to be an by Harvey throughout Texas. Over 1,000 invaluable platform for sharing and gathering homes were destroyed and more than 17,000 information throughout the Houston portfolio. sustained major damage. While Brookfield Properties’ holdings in Brookfield Properties owns and operates 7.5 Houston were generally spared any significant million square feet of high rise office space in damage, the storm took its toll on the team Houston’s central business district. As Harvey of 27 employees and 35 contractors who began its slow trek toward Houston on August voluntarily stayed with their properties 23rd, Brookfield Properties activated Stage 1 throughout the storm to ensure that building of our Hurricane Response Plan. The Houston operations went uninterrupted. With local and Region’s emergency response team met to national media streaming images of the city review their response plans and confirm: being devastated by Harvey’s flood waters, the ride-out team members were concerned • Emergency Staffing Plans for Brookfield for their families and their homes. Properties and contractors • Verification of hurricane supply inventories Brookfield Properties was fortunate to sustain • Location of the Emergency Operations minimal losses compared to other commercial Center and rest areas office properties in Houston. We are also • Availability of food, water and lodging for proud of our employees who, through their “ We are proud of our employees emergency staff members predetermined response plan, were able to deliver our properties to tenants without who, through their predetermined Throughout the storm, the property teams interruption over the storm. communicated any changes in building status response plan, were able to deliver via both the Brookfield Properties employee In response to the numerous natural disasters our properties to tenants without hotline number and daily updates to tenants. in 2017, Brookfield Properties held a disaster Our Houston property managers made relief campaign that matched employee interruption over the storm. ” personal contact with tenant representatives donations 2:1. Overall, more than $150,000 to establish which tenants were electing to was raised for organizations supporting relief ~Mark Wright, Director, Security & Life Safety maintain office operations, and which had and recovery efforts for those impacted by chosen to stand down during the storm. hurricanes in Houston, Florida, and Puerto Rico, and the Mumbai mudslides.

Governance, Management Practices & Pg. 05 Stakeholder Engagement Engaging Tenants in Waste Management Reducing Tenant Waste In Boston Brookfield Properties’ 15 Broad Street and 75 State Street held a number of waste reduction events to engage their tenants during Earth Month 2017. Property teams hosted an educational lobby event with reusable water bottle giveaways and basil seed packets. The properties’ recycling company was on site to inform tenants on best practices for reducing the amount of landfill waste they generate at work. The buildings also ran a one week e-waste drive pallets from the FCP loading dock and thousands pallet runway by live models and mannequins. for tenants to bring in their unwanted electronic of reclaimed waste utensils, including 1,600 from The exhibit challenged the definition of waste and materials to be disposed of accurately and worry the food court, 700 from the encouraged occupants and visitors to view the free. Exchange Tower food court, and the balance from potential of the repurposed elements as a resource food courts across Toronto. instead. Waste Reduction Week at First Canadian Earth Day Lobby Event In New York Place also featured an electronics waste collection Art installations were present at First Canadian drive, encouraging building occupants to drop off This past year, 200 Liberty Street in New York, Place, Exchange Tower, and 105 Adelaide Street any unwanted electronics to keep them out of the hosted a waste management themed Earth Day West for two weeks over the month of April. For landfill. lobby event for their tenants. The event featured two days during the two-week long art installation, refreshments and multiple give-aways including representatives from Brookfield Properties and eco-friendly reusable bags made from recycled the buildings’ waste consultant, were on-site to water bottles, reusable water bottles, and seed giveaway sets of reusable stainless steel cutlery packets. Representatives were present from to building occupants who were signed up for 200 Liberty Street’s cleaning, waste and e-waste the myBrookfield app. Over 400 cutlery sets were recycling vendors to engage tenants on Green distributed as the property team engaged visitors Cleaning initiatives, landfill reduction best practices, in conversation about the buildings’ waste diversion and recycling efforts for the building. programs and proper food court waste sorting. Visualizing Waste Impacts In Waste Reduction Week Toronto In recognition of Waste Reduction Week in Canada, Over April 2017, the art installation Cutlery Canopy First Canadian Place, Exchange Tower and 105 by Labspace Studio was commissioned by First Adelaide St. West in Toronto unveiled Trashion Canadian Place and Exchange Tower in Toronto an eco-fashion display. A portmanteau of “trash” to encourage building occupants to rethink their and “fashion”, trashion is a term coined for fashion “throw-away” mentality, and work together to objects created from used, thrown-out, found, and combat climate change. Designed in the likeness repurposed elements. As part of the display, nine of a weeping willow tree, it utilized reclaimed couture-like garments were exhibited on a recycled

Governance, Management Practices & Pg. 06 Stakeholder Engagement Environmental Energy Performance With the amount of energy we have saved since 2013 Brookfield Properties manages the environmental 2017 vs. 2013 Overall Savings we could charge 71.9 performance of our assets through the ongoing million smart phones! monitoring of key metrics, such as resources consumed, carbon emitted, waste generated, and green building certifications achieved. We track our performance against general industry guidelines and the performance of our peers. Water

Internal benchmarking also plays a large role in Relative to our baseline monitoring the performance of our buildings. Brookfield year we’ve saved enough Properties’ benchmarks are based on a rolling five-year water for 2.28 billion baseline, against which we compare any change in large coffees! the performance of our assets and overall portfolio. As 11% 8% 22% the Brookfield Properties baseline keeps improving, it acts as a catalyst for our buildings to keep achieving reductions in their resource use and waste generation. Energy Savings GHG Savings Water Savings GHG Compared to our 2013 baseline year our GHG 2017 vs. 2013 Like for Like Energy - Natural Gas & Steam, savings are the equivalent Electricity & Chilled Water of taking 4,095 cars off the road for a year! 2013 2017 1 Million 800k 600k 400k 200k Legend

Natural Gas & Steam (eMWh) Notes: 1. Savings are based on Like for Like, which only includes Electricity & Chilled Water (eMWh) properties within our operational control and complete, full year data. 2. Figures represent absolute consumption data. Normalization factors such as weather & occupant density, or operational changes are not included. 3. Like for Like properties include applicable Canada and the Environmental Performance, U.S. properties only. Pg. 07 Certifications & Case Studies 4. 2017 data has not yet been fully verified by our accredited third-party firms. Green Building Map of Green Building TORONTO Certifications Bay Adelaide East Tower • • Certifications Bay Adelaide West Tower • • ® Exchange Tower • • LEED First Canadian Place • • Over the 2017 calendar year, we certified 18 of Brookfield Place Toronto • • our properties across 7 different regions under the Hudson's Bay Centre • LEED® Existing Buildings Operations & Maintenance CALGARY 105 Adelaide • and LEED® Core & Shell green building rating 2 Queen Street • Fifth Avenue Place • • Queen's Quay Terminal • systems. In the next 12 months, we anticipate Suncor Energy Centre • • LEED® certification of 18 additional Brookfield Bankers Hall • • OTTAWA Properties buildings throughout North America. Brookfield Place Calgary ◊ Bankers Court • • Place de Ville • Jean Edmonds Towers • BOMA 360 Brookfield Properties achieved 30 BOMA 360 designations in 2017 across 7 regions, recognizing BOSTON our assets for their best-in-class performance in: DENVER 75 State Street • • ◊ • Building Operations & Management 1801 California Street • ◊ 15 Broad Street ◊ • Life Safety, Security & Risk Management Republic Plaza • • ◊ • Training & Education NEW YORK • Energy • Environment & Sustainability SAN FRANCISCO The Grace Building • • ◊ One North End Avenue • ◊ • Tenant Relations & Community Involvement The Monadnock Building • ◊ One Liberty Plaza • ◊ One Post Street • ◊ One New York Plaza • Our 2017 achievement included re-designation of 200 Liberty • • ◊ all our Canadian buildings, maintaining Brookfield 225 Liberty ◊ 250 Vessey ◊ Properties’ status as the only landlord in Canada to WASHINGTON D.C. 300 Madison • ◊ ◊ attain a BOMA 360 designation across our portfolio. 3 Bethesda Metro • 1200 K Street • • ◊ Energy Star 1400 K Street • • ◊ LOS ANGELES Across our portfolio, Brookfield Properties achieved 2001 M Street • ◊ 43 Energy Star certifications in 2017. With the Ernst & Young Plaza • • ◊ Bethesda Crescent • ◊ SSP 8401 • • ◊ expansion of Energy Star certification to Canada Bank of America Plaza • • ◊ The Gas Company Tower • • ◊ SSP 8403 • • ◊ as of March 2018, Brookfield Properties will be Figaroa at Wilshire • • ◊ SSP 8405 • • ◊ assessing the program for our Canadian assets. 777 Tower • ◊ HOUSTON 1550 Wilson Blvd • • ◊ Marina Towers • ◊ 1560 Wilson Blvd • • Wells Fargo Center • • ◊ Heritage • • ◊ Victor Building • • ◊ Map Legend 1600 Smith Street • • ◊ 1625 Eye Street • • ◊ One Allen Center • • ◊ 601 & 701 South 12th Street • • ◊ ® ® • LEED Platinum • LEED Silver • BOMA 360 Two Allen Center • • ◊ 650 Massachusetts Avenue • ◊ ® ® • LEED Gold ◊LEED in 2018 ◊ Energy Star Three Allen Center • • ◊ 799- 9th Street • ◊ Total Plaza • • ◊ 77 K Street • ◊ 1250 Connecticut • • ◊ One Reston Crescent • • ◊ Environmental Performance, Two Reston Crescent • • ◊ Pg. 08 Certifications & Case Studies Potomac Tower • ◊ Reducing Steam Use and Maximizing Energy Savings

Brookfield Properties utilizes steam and and temperature set points in the building electricity to provide heating and/or cooling to reduce steam use by 32%! Over the 2017 for a number of our office properties in New calendar year, the operational changes York. In late 2016, Brookfield Properties resulted in over $660,000 saved at Grace implemented a comprehensive energy Building. monitoring program to reduce the energy being used to heat and cool 300 Vesey Street, 300 Vesey Street Grace Building, and One Liberty Plaza. Over 300 Vesey Street was also selected by the past year, Brookfield Properties observed Brookfield Properties’ staff for its energy significant cost savings at all three buildings: saving potential through a reduction in steam use. Building occupants and data One Liberty Plaza rooms were traditionally kept cool via electric One Liberty Plaza used utiliVisor’s web- chillers during business hours and via steam based platform to analyze 450 key data absorbers during off hours. Since electric points from the building automation system chillers are more than twice as efficient as the to identify opportunities to save energy. steam absorbers, the property engineering Through this analysis, One Liberty Plaza team seized the opportunity to reduce implemented multiple energy conservation energy use by changing the operating measures such as, operating their condenser schedule and utilizing electric chillers during and chilled water pumps at reduced speeds, all operating hours. This load change helped achieving 513,356 kWh of electricity savings, 300 Vesey Street save more than $435,000 or about $143,000! In addition to their energy and approximately 19,000 Mlbs of steam in savings, the building also received a $30,000 2017. rebate through the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority’s Real Not only did we reduce our Time Energy Management (RTEM) program – one of the first rebates awarded under RTEM. energy usage but saved over $1.2

Grace Building million across three properties! Grace Building provides heating and cooling to its building occupants via steam. Through Brookfield Properties’ continuous energy benchmarking with the EnergyWatch watchwire tool, Grace Building’s steam use was identified for its energy savings potential. Building engineering and operations teams adjusted heating and cooling schedules,

Environmental Performance, Pg. 09 Certifications & Case Studies District Energy

Brookfield Properties has been a user of Enwave’s Toronto Deep Lake Water Cooling (DLWC) district energy system since 2014. In 2017, we increased our participant footprint which now includes three of our Toronto assets: , Brookfield Place Toronto, and the latest addition, Exchange Tower.

With the switch to DLWC, these buildings can reduce or Brookfield Place Toronto saved 5,140,738 kWh eliminate the need for mechanical cooling via their chiller plants and therefore the electricity they consume. This 428 homes is because most of the cooling energy in DLWC comes from naturally chilled water that is sourced deep below the surface of Lake Ontario. As a result, DLWC is about 2.5 times more efficient than conventional cooling. This has contributed to a significant reduction in electricity demand and generation. Last year, our Enwave DLWC buildings achieved a combined electricity savings of 11.6 million kilowatt-hours!

Bay Adelaide Centre saved 4,304,698 kWh 359 homes

Exchange Tower saved 2,207,079 kWh

184 homes Legend

Equal to powering 100 average sized homes

Environmental Performance, Pg. 10 Certifications & Case Studies Brookfield Place Calgary

Brookfield Place Calgary is a full-block commercial development in downtown Calgary. At 56 storeys, 1.4 million square feet and 247 metres tall, it is the tallest building in Western Canada. Brookfield Place Calgary’s east tower was completed last year and welcomed its first tenants in the second half of 2017. Future development plans call for an additional tower of approximately 1 million square feet, a 60-foot-high transparent glass pavilion, restaurants, retail The property is designed to use shops, and underground parking. 40% less energy than required by Brookfield Properties is pursuing LEED® Core & Shell Gold at Brookfield Place Calgary, with certification anticipated the national energy building code in 2018. The property is designed to use 40% less energy than required by the national energy building code and 30% and 30% less water than a building less water than a building using standard plumbing fixtures. Energy savings are achieved through features such as a using standard plumbing fixtures. variable airflow volume fresh air supply that dynamically responds to occupancy and carbon dioxide levels, and lighting systems that utilize both occupancy and daylight sensors.

Brookfield Place Calgary provides its tenants a variety of options for their commute to work. The building is located within several public transit options, with a C-train stop on site. Additionally, there are extensive cycling amenities such as access via dedicated bike ramps separate from vehicular traffic, locker facilities, showers, and over 300 indoor secured bike stalls. Brookfield Place Calgary’s Cycling Amenities Dedicated bicycle ramps On-site locker and shower facilities 300 Secured Bicycle Parking Spots

Environmental Performance, Pg. 11 Certifications & Case Studies The Acre in Houston

Allen Center is a 3.2 million square foot complex located in Downtown Houston’s central business district. It is comprised of three Class A office towers, One, Two, and Three Allen Center. Brookfield Properties first initiated the re-imagining of Allen Center in 2016 with a transformation of One Allen Center’s lobby into a two-storey glass box, creating additional green space, which would become The Acre. The Acre contains over 230 This past October, Brookfield Properties unveiled Houston’s trees that will sequester about newest urban park, The Acre at Allen Center. With a wide- open plaza and a central lawn, the park seats up to 1,500 26,160 pounds of carbon per people for special events. The design features five botanical zones, comprised of 12 vibrant plant species, including year and reduce the temperature adaptive species such as Fig, Ivy, Jasmine, Iris, and of the plaza by up to 10°F Mexican Petunia. The Acre contains over 230 trees that will sequester about 26,160 pounds of carbon per year and reduce the temperature of the plaza by up to 10 degrees Fahrenheit.

In the week of its grand opening The Acre was a dynamic space filled with live steel drums, yoga, breakfasts, food trucks, and DJ’s. In the months that followed, Brookfield Properties was pleased to observe tenants using the space for lunch, meetings, coffee breaks, and as an all-around extension of their office space.

Environmental Performance, Pg. 12 Certifications & Case Studies 2017 Holiday Season

Silent Night, Silent Disco, Los a mountain of toys to help families in need in out of canned and boxed food for display Angeles the Calgary and Toronto regions. Last year, in their buildings. After the holidays, all the On Friday, December 1, 2017, over 400 through our tenants’ generosity and support food is donated to the Calgary Food Bank for people pumped up the holiday spirit at “Silent we were able to collect and donate in excess distribution. This year, Brookfield Properties Night, Silent Disco”, transforming FIGat7th’s of 2,000 toys. participants at Suncor Energy Centre created TASTE Food Hall & Courtyard into the hottest a festive structure called “The Grinch who dance club in the heart of Los Angeles! Starlight Holiday Lighting, Stole Brookville” and the Fifth Avenue Place Entry to the event was free with a donation Toronto team made their debut with a structure titled of a can of food or a new, unwrapped toy. In 2017, Brookfield Place Toronto celebrated “Can-Mario”. The preparation and creativity Brookfield Properties collected 6 extra large the 20th anniversary of its annual holiday showcased from the Brookfield Properties boxes of toys for Para Los Niños and 698 lighting fundraiser in support of Starlight volunteers contributed to another successful pounds of food for the Los Angeles Regional Children’s Foundation Canada. Since its year for the Calgary Food Bank! Food Bank, providing 581 meals to hungry launch in 1998, the campaign has helped families, seniors, and individuals in Los to brighten the lives of seriously ill children Secret Snowflake, New York Angeles County. and their families through wish granting Each year, Brookfield Properties supports and fun centres funded by its donations. To the NYC Service Secret Snowflake initiative, Brookfield Cares, Houston date, over $3 million has been raised with the partnering with the Family Justice Centers Each year, the Brookfield Properties Houston support of Brookfield Place Toronto tenants, of New York to help bring holiday gifts to portfolio supports Child Protective Services occupants, suppliers, and visitors. some of New York City’s most vulnerable in fulfilling children’s holiday wish lists. children in transitional centers for victims of During the month of November, tenants at Calgary Food Bank Campaign domestic violence. Brookfield Properties is our Houston buildings pick up wish list cards Since 2006, 330,000 pounds of food have the oldest corporate partner of this program from Brookfield Properties volunteers. By been donated through the participation of and in 2017, was the third largest corporate early December, the lobbies of Allen Center, more than 50 cities across North America. contributor. Last year, 122 Brookfield Heritage Plaza, Total Plaza, and 1600 Smith Throughout the 2017 Holiday Season, Properties employees fulfilled letters for are overflowing with toys, bikes, and games Brookfield Properties hosted donation boxes 244 children to bring them a joyful holiday for Child Protective Services. Through our and representatives from Calgary Food Bank season. 2017 participation, Brookfield Properties and at our Calgary buildings to accept food and our tenants were able to collect enough toys monetary donations. The Calgary Food Bank to fulfill wishes for 1,500 children. Campaign for 2017 was a great success raising over $1.4M in donations, surpassing Snowball Express Toy Drive, their goal by $400K! Canada In partnership with our tenants, local business Each year the Calgary Food Bank performs owners, CTV, and the Salvation Army, an event called “Holiday-Struction”. Brookfield Properties once again collected Participants build a holiday themed structure

Social Responsibility & Pg. 13 Community Engagement Community Engagement Special Olympics, Washington, D.C. For the 15th year, Brookfield Properties’ Washington, D.C. region was the presenting Sponsor for the Special Olympics D.C. Summer Games. The Brookfield Properties D.C. employees contributed over 900 volunteer hours to the multi day competition that celebrates and appreciates the dedicated work the athletes accomplished throughout the year. Brookfield Properties raised over $140,000 for the Summer Games and Team Brookfield Properties raised an Operation Backpack, New York additional $42,000 when the D.C. team In partnership with Volunteers of America, participated in the Polar Bear Plunge. Over Brookfield Properties’ New York portfolio the years, Brookfield Properties has raised and corporate office participates in the change with its sobering 360-degree look at over $2M for the Special Olympics D.C.! annual Operation Backpack drive. Each the effects in Canada. fall, Operation Backpack collects donated Downtown Women’s Center backpacks and school supplies for The Wilfred Laurier University Toronto Office homeless students headed back to school. at Exchange Tower hosted Nature Deficit Cooking Club, Los Angeles In 2017 Brookfield Properties provided 251 Disorder Clinic by Bergur Ebbi, Jennifer The Brookfield Properties Women’s Group backpacks and 10 boxes of school supplies McDougall, Nourhan Hegazy and Prateeksha participated in the Downtown Women’s for students in need and raised over $3,000 Singh. The installation also focused on Center (DWC) Cooking Club twice last for this cause. climate change with the premise that by 2067 year, making lunch for over 150 homeless urban dwellers no longer have open access women at the Day Center in Downtown Los Nuit Blanche, Toronto to nature leading to Nature Deficit Disorder. Angeles. The DWC is the only organization in The 12th edition of Nuit Blanche, Toronto’s Los Angeles focused exclusively on serving all-night art event, featured 90 art projects and empowering women experiencing from more than 350 local, national and homelessness and formerly homeless international artists. Brookfield Properties’ women. DWC envisions a Los Angeles First Canadian Place and Exchange Tower with every woman housed and on a both participated in Nuit Blanche 2017, to personal stability. Its mission is to end hosting installations in their building lobbies. homelessness for women in greater Los Angeles through housing, wellness, and First Canadian Place hosted Manitowapow, advocacy. Founded in 1978, DWC was the Speaking To The Moon by Julie Nagam. The first permanent supportive housing provider dreamy art installation shed a light on climate for women in the U.S.

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